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  1. Fletchers Goes for Venison Haggis Record

    From Scotland of Food & Drink, Wednesday, 1st September, 2010

    Fletchers of Auchtermuchty, Scotland's longest established deer farm and venison retailer will be creating the largest recorded Venison Haggis in Edinburgh this weekend.
  2. Newburgh: a unique orchard town

    From The Courier, Tuesday, 31st August, 2010

    A survey of traditional orchards on Fife's Tay coast has recorded over 1500 trees on 75 different sites, and says Newburgh has such a significant concentration that it must be better recognised as a unique orchard town.
  3. Historic Falkland: new website

    From Historic Falkland Action Group, Monday, 30th August, 2010

    The Historic Falkland Action Group (HFAG) was set up as a result of the concern of local people about action taken by Lomond Homes.
  4. Auchtermuchty to lose banking service

    From Fife Today, Friday, 27th August, 2010

    The unmanned Bank of Scotland branch on Burnside is to close on November 19 - a move that will also affect people in surrounding communities such as Strathmiglo, Gateside and Dunshalt.
  5. Top 5 family days out in Fife

    From Fife Diet, Wednesday, 25th August, 2010

    The Fife Diet have come up with 5 top-quality family days out in Fife - places and locations they think offer something special for parents and kids alike (not to mention fantastic food fae Fife!)
  6. Discounted tickets for Fife Animal Park

    From Kingdom FM, Tuesday, 24th August, 2010

    Kingdom FM is giving away 40 discounted Fife Animal Park Tickets on Friday 27 August.
  7. Met Office advisory weather warning

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 23rd August, 2010

    The Advisory for Heavy Rain affecting western Scotland that was issued yesterday remains in place.
  8. Road resurfacing work welcomed

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 22nd August, 2010

    Howe of Fife and Tay Coast Councillor Donald Lothian has welcomed imminent road resurfacing work in Strathmiglo.
  9. 'Muchty Festival is a roaring success

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 20th August, 2010

    'Muchty was drenched in sunshine at the weekend as the town's annual festival drew to a close.
  10. The Chill Grill now open (& delivering lunch!)

    From Howe Country Centre, Tuesday, 17th August, 2010

    'The Chill Grill' is the brand new cafe just opend at the Howe Country Centre in Giffordtown.
  11. Be part of new Local Tourist Association for Cupar and the Howe

    From SCF, Monday, 16th August, 2010

    Have you joined the Fife Tourism Network yet? Smart Community Fife in conjunction with several other interested parties in the area, are proposing that a LTA be established to cover Cupar and the wider Howe of Fife area. register and tell us what you think.
  12. What does future hold for historic Fife tourist attractions?

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 13th August, 2010

    Three historic north east Fife tourist attractions are facing an uncertain future.
  13. Campaign for Falkland wall to be rebuilt

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 13th August, 2010

    The Scottish Government reporter who will decide the fate of a historic wall in Falkland is being urged to insist that it is rebuilt by the developer who demolished it amid angry scenes earlier this year.
  14. Come & try "Falkland Ghost Hunt" game: 11 to 22 August

    From Rosie Hayles, Friday, 13th August, 2010

    Falkland Palace is hosting the world's first augmented reality ghost hunt game - Falkland Ghost Hunt - from the 11th to the 22nd of August. And you're invited to come along and get involved!
  15. Falkland aims to put on a champion display

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 9th August, 2010

    Falkland's army of green-fingered volunteers are calling on villagers to support them in their bid for horticultural glory.
  16. Wild boar restored at Falkland orchard

    From National Trust for Scotland, Monday, 9th August, 2010

    Wild boar can now be found snuffling among the wildflowers in the orchard at the National Trust for Scotland's Falkland Palace in Fife.
  17. Family food skills day enjoyed by all

    From NHTT, Friday, 6th August, 2010

    The North Howe Transition Toun's Family Food Skills Day was enjoyed by all who attended.
  18. Birnie & Gaddon Loch News Aug 10

    From Tony Wilson, Friday, 6th August, 2010

    As summer ends the breeding season is winding down, the last broods of ducklings are scudding about on the lochs and the birds whose season is over are gathering together to moult. The mallard numbers are up because of this, with scruffy looking birds sitting all over the place halfway through changing their feathers.
  19. Bicycle made for seven passes through Fife

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 6th August, 2010

    Cyclists across Fife have been invited to join a unique and world-record-breaking bike challenge this weekend when the Cobi Conference Bike passes through Kingdom on its route from John O'Groats to Lands End.
  20. Special offer for Deep Sea World

    From Kingdom FM, Thursday, 5th August, 2010

    Kingdom FM are offering family discounted tickets to Deep Sea World in North Queensferry.
  21. Falkland's small gardens open to the public

    From Fife Herald, Wednesday, 4th August, 2010

    Falkland's small gardens will be open to the public on Saturday, 14 August and Sunday 15 August in conjunction with Scotland's Garden's Scheme.
  22. Volunteers wanted to keep history of Fife alive

    From Fife Today, Tuesday, 3rd August, 2010

    Could you play a part in helping to keep history alive?
  23. New site praised

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 2nd August, 2010

    The new site of the Big Tent festival has been praised.
  24. Letham garden competition

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 2nd August, 2010

    Letham and District Horticultural Society's annual garden competition has, once, again, proved popular.
  25. Auchtermuchty photographic competition

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 2nd August, 2010

    The festival committee is running a photographic competition to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the Auchtermuchty Festival.
  26. Big Tent feedback please!

    From Various, Monday, 2nd August, 2010

    Over 10,000 revellers enjoyed this year's eco-festival in Falkland.
  27. Auchtermuchty Festival marks 30th anniversary

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 30th July, 2010

    The Auchtermuchty Festival will be celebrating its 30th anniversary when it gets under way next Friday 6 August.
  28. Spectacular scenes ahead at Anstruther Muster

    From The Courier, Thursday, 29th July, 2010

    More than 100 boats are set to converge on Anstruther harbour this weekend for the biggest gathering of yachts on the east coast.
  29. Fife Outdoor Access Festival programme

    From Fife Herald, Thursday, 29th July, 2010

    Fife Outdoor Access Festival has announced an extensive programme featuring over 100 outdoor events, designed to promote access and enjoyment of Fife’s great outdoors.
  30. £250,000 boost for Loch Leven trail

    From Fife Herald, Tuesday, 27th July, 2010

    Loch Leven Heritage Trail is in line for almost £250,000 of lottery funding. The Heritage Lottery Fund (HLF) has indicated initial support for the project which will complete access around the loch.
  31. Reach for the skies at Cairnie maze!

    From Fife Herald, Tuesday, 27th July, 2010

    At first glance it might seem like any old outdoor maze, but look closely at the image on the left and you should be able to make out the shape of a true British icon.
  32. Date announced for next Muchty Mercat!

    From Misc, Monday, 26th July, 2010

    Following the success of the Auchtermuchty street market in June, it has been decided to hold another one on Saturday 25 September.
  33. Worried residents call for Falkland Burn flood prevention work

    From The Courier, Monday, 26th July, 2010

    More action has been demanded to prevent a Falkland burn bursting its banks, after the area was flooded for the third time in three years.
  34. Big Tent Festival opens under sunny skies

    From The Courier, Saturday, 24th July, 2010

    Music fans poured into Falkland Estate as beautiful weather greeted the start of the three-day Big Tent Festival on Friday.
  35. Family fun weekend at Lochend Farm

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 24th July, 2010

    Lochend Farm in Scotlandwell is hosting a weekend of family fun on Saturday 24 and Sunday 25 July in aid of the Children's Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS) and Marie Curie Cancer Care.
  36. Willow weaving at Falkland Palace

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 24th July, 2010

    Visitors to Falkland Palace and members of the local community joined forces to make a lasting contribution to the gardens by weaving a playhouse for visitors, families and schools to enjoy.
  37. Stage set for Big Tent Festival

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 23rd July, 2010

    Five years on from the G8 summit which pledged to fight poverty and tackle climate change, this weekend's Big Tent festival in Falkland will provide yet another forum to discuss the biggest challenges facing the planet.
  38. Happy 5th Birthday Big Tent - go well!

    From Fife Herald, Wednesday, 21st July, 2010

    Big Tent is almost here! Staged at a new venue in the fields surrounding the Stables on Falkland Estate, here's a quick run down on what's happening on Friday's opening night, and a reminder not to bring your car through the village!
  39. An Exhibition of works by Max McCance

    From Monique Sanders, Tuesday, 20th July, 2010

    Furniture designer and maker, Max McCance, based at Kinloch near Giffordtown, is currently exhibiting his contemporary furniture at the Rothes Halls, Glenrothes, Monday - Saturday, 10am to 5pm.
  40. Edinburgh Fringe preview in Cupar

    From Fife Today, Tuesday, 20th July, 2010

    The organisers of the successful Wear the Fox Hat, Auchtermuchty Comedy Festival have organised a special 'Edinburgh Preview' which will take place in the Corn Exchange, Cupar on Saturday 31 July.
  41. Roseanne Cash walks the family line

    From Herald Scotland, Tuesday, 20th July, 2010

    In the late 1970s, Johnny Cash was on a flight returning home from Japan when he found himself sitting next to Major Michael Crichton-Stuart.
  42. Road resurfacing work welcomed

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 19th July, 2010

    Resurfacing work on the Auchtermuchty to Dunshalt road can't come soon enough, according to a local councillor.
  43. Wild about wood and craft at Big Tent

    From All Media Scotland, Monday, 19th July, 2010

    Traditional wood and crafting skills will be on show at this year's Big Tent, Scotland's leading green festival indicating that Scotland's forest and wood culture is alive and well.
  44. Prams wanted for Auchtermuchty Festival

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 19th July, 2010

    Do you have an old pram that can still do some mileage?
  45. Macduff [Auchtermuchty] Trust - Chair's Report

    From Michael O'Hara, Friday, 16th July, 2010

    For the benefit of the many local people who use and appreciate Auchtermuchty Common, the chair's report from the 2010 AGM, has been detailed below.
  46. Open house at Hill of Tarvit

    From National Trust for Scotland, Friday, 16th July, 2010

    The National Trust for Scotland's Hill of Tarvit mansion house, just 15 minutes from St Andrews near Cupar, will be open for visitors this weekend, as the Open Golf Championship gets underway at St Andrews.
  47. Clatto Hill wind farm bid lodged

    From Scotland Courier, Thursday, 15th July, 2010

    Proposals for a wind farm on Clatto Hill, overlooking miles of Fife countryside, have taken another step forward with the submission of a planning application from East Fife Wind Energy.
  48. Auchtermuchty Theatre Group seeks performers for "A Tomb with a View"

    From ATG, Monday, 12th July, 2010

    Auchtermuchty Theatre Group are looking for two men to perform in their production of "A Tomn with a View" by Norman Robbins in September.
  49. T in the Park gets underway

    From The Courier, Friday, 9th July, 2010

    The music world’s attention was again turned to Kinross-shire as T in the Park threw open its gates to the first festival-goers.
  50. FifeSing news

    From Peter Shepheard, Friday, 9th July, 2010

    Time has passed very fast - and only now have I had time to send out a message of thanks to all for their contribution to yet another Fife Traditional Singing Festival.
  51. Forth Bridge seeks world heritage status

    From BBC News, Friday, 9th July, 2010

    The Forth Bridge and Shetland's Iron Age settlements are among six Scottish bids for World Heritage site status.
  52. Hundreds enjoy Wee Tree Party

    From The Courier, Thursday, 8th July, 2010

    Glastonbury may have been the headline news for music fans this weekend, but another festival made its mark on a smaller scale among the hills of Fife — as 500 revellers descended on a farm near Auchtermuchty for an eco-friendly weekend of music, dancing, mountain-biking and more.
  53. Fife coastal path closure

    From Fife Direct, Wednesday, 7th July, 2010

    Due to an over blown tree, the section of the Fife Coastal Path between Aberdour and Burntisland will be closed for the next 24hrs.
  54. Rosanne Cash promises concert of a lifetime at Big Tent Festival

    From The Courier, Wednesday, 7th July, 2010

    She was driving through Cape Cod, en route to New York City but, despite her glamorous surroundings, Rosanne Cash had only one thing in mind — her forthcoming visit to Fife!
  55. Traffic calming in Newton of Falkland

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 3rd July, 2010

    A plan has been produced by Fife Council Transportation for a 20mph speed limit in Newton of Falkland.
  56. Auchtermuchty festival shop now open

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 2nd July, 2010

    The festival office will open in the Lower Town Hall tomorrow (Saturday 3 July) from 10am until noon.
  57. T in Park safety vow from police

    From The Courier, Friday, 2nd July, 2010

    The officer in charge of policing at Scotland’s biggest music festival has given his assurances that people’s safety and security is top priority.
  58. Falkland Fair is streets ahead!

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 2nd July, 2010

    The traditional street market held in Falkland at the weekend as part of the burgh's annual festival has been hailed as one of the most successful ever.
  59. Celebrating Fife headlines at The Open

    From Fife Direct, Thursday, 1st July, 2010

    Visitors to this year's Open Championship can experience a flavour of Fife's Year of Culture through a snapshot of Celebrating Fife 2010 performances.
  60. Birnie & Gaddon Loch News July 10

    From Tony Wilson, Thursday, 1st July, 2010

    The footpath round Gaddon will be opened at the end of June, just in time for a fine display of flowers in the meadow and the metamorphosis of many caterpillars into butterflies.
  61. Collecting butterflies?

    From Auchtermuchty Common , Wednesday, 30th June, 2010

    The Macduff [Auchtermuchty] Trust is concerned that visitors to Auchtermuchty Common may be collecting butterflies for their own private collections.
  62. East Neuk festival starts today

    From Elaine Campbell, Wednesday, 30th June, 2010

    A celebration of classical music gets underway today in the East Neuk of Fife.
  63. Summer camping safety tips

    From Fife Fire and Rescue Service, Wednesday, 30th June, 2010

    With T in the Park taking place this weekend Fife Fire & Rescue Service would like to remind you of fire safety precautions when enjoying the great outdoors camping.
  64. Celebration of Fife Talent at Big Tent

    From Big Tent, Tuesday, 29th June, 2010

    Celebration of Fife talent tops Friday night at the Big Tent. This year's Big Tent festival opens its doors on the evening of Friday 23rd July, kicking off at 6pm with a brilliant evening programme of entertainment for the whole family to enjoy.
  65. New Children's Singing Workshops - Aug 2010

    From http://auchtermuchty-festival.org.uk/community, Monday, 28th June, 2010

    New to the Auchtermuchty Festival Community Events programme: Children's Singing Workshops with Aileen Carr
  66. Literary Hero Iain Banks visits Rothes Halls

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 28th June, 2010

    Iain Banks, one of Fife's literary heroes, made an appearance at Rothes Halls recently as part of the Celebrating Fife campaign.
  67. Attention Foodies! Venison Tasting Dinner - book now

    From Viv Collie, Monday, 28th June, 2010

    Slow Food Fife and Slow Food Perth have teamed up with the award winning Fletchers of Auchtermuchty to put together a fantastic evening for foodies who would like to know more about venison.
  68. Big Tent showcases best of international and Scottish talent

    From Big Tent, Tuesday, 22nd June, 2010

    Scotland's leading green festival has now announced a fully packed programme of events for this year's massive three day showcase.
  69. Muchty Mercat goes down a treat!

    From Andy Heer, Tuesday, 22nd June, 2010

    Muchty held it's 1st summer market in a long while on Sat 12 June at The Cross.
  70. The Fife Larder: read it on-line today

    From The List, Tuesday, 22nd June, 2010

    The first region-specific edition of The Larder, The Fife Larder, is now on-line and available for you to access and enjoy.
  71. Quarry appeal hearing to focus on red squirrels

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 18th June, 2010

    A special hearing is to take place in Cupar next Tuesday into the plight of red squirrels living close to Ladybank woods.
  72. Fife wins again

    From Jim Gales, Thursday, 17th June, 2010

    The Scottish Disability Golf Partnership (SDGP) 2010 Tour set off for the long journey to Machrihanish Golf Club last weekend for their inaugural Scottish Championship.
  73. Take part in Sail2Walk

    From Fife Direct, Tuesday, 15th June, 2010

    Ever wanted to explore the Fife coastline? Or fancied giving sailing a go?
  74. Short Term Let Wanted: Falkland or surrounds

    From Misc, Monday, 14th June, 2010

    4 or 5 bedroom house wanted for short-term let in Falkland or nearby vilages for visiting dance troupe from Cornwall.
  75. Forth Bridge heritage status discussed

    From The Courier, Thursday, 10th June, 2010

    The Forth Bridge could today take the first step on the road to joining the Taj Mahal and Egypt’s pyramids on a list of the world’s heritage sites.
  76. Big Tent music line-up revealed!

    From Andy Bell, Thursday, 10th June, 2010

    The Big Tent Festival is Scotland's leading green festival and with the recent confirmation of some of the biggest acts on the global circuit, 2010 is going to be the music festival's biggest year ever.
  77. Auchtermuchty Festival: Programme details available now!

    Tuesday, 8th June, 2010

    The 30th Auchtermuchty festival looks set to sizzle, with a packed programme of events for both the community festival and the music weekend.
  78. Fancy buying a castle? Myres is on the market!

    From http://www.savills.co.uk/residentialsearch/propertydetail.aspx?pID=262587, Monday, 7th June, 2010

    Myres Castle in Auchtermuchty is on e-bay for the bargain price of £3.5m.
  79. Auchtermuchty Primary School succeeds in poster competition

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 7th June, 2010

    Auchtermuchty Primary school children entered the National Food Safety Week 2010 Poster Competition and they have scooped the Best School award.
  80. Cupar gala promises day of fun and games

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 4th June, 2010

    Cupar will enjoy a carnival atmosphere tomorrow (Saturday) when the children's gala takes over the town.
  81. Singing Kettle caught in shooting horror

    From Fife Today, Friday, 4th June, 2010

    Fife's favourite childrens' entertainers were caught up in this week's horrific shootings in the Lake District.
  82. Saving signs of industrial heritage

    From The Courier, Thursday, 3rd June, 2010

    A Cupar historian has saved part of the town’s industrial heritage so it can be enjoyed by future generations.
  83. Scottish Disability Golf Partnership trip to Alloa

    From Jim Gales, Thursday, 3rd June, 2010

    So, there we were, finally arriving at Alloa Schawpark Golf Club, after the usual set of Scottish roadwork's and futile arguments with the SatNav.
  84. Fletchers venison wins more food awards

    From Scotsman, Tuesday, 1st June, 2010

    Congrats to Fletchers of Auchtermuchty, winners of yet another top food award - the Best Small Meat Producer in the UK - at the prestigious Good Housekeeping Food Awards in London.
  85. Auchtermuchty Library closed 7-11 June

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 31st May, 2010

    Auchtermuchty Library will be closed from Monday 7 - Friday 11 June. It will re-open on Monday 14 June at 2pm.
  86. Auchtermuchty open air market

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 30th May, 2010

    Auchtermuchty will be bustling with activity on Saturday 12 June when an open air market is held at The Cross.
  87. Fife's golfers lead the way

    From Jim Gales, Thursday, 27th May, 2010

    Fife's disabled golfers and their coaches have made a strong start to the 2010 golf season, by taking many of the leading spots in the GolfbloggerUK Scottish Order of Merit Tables.
  88. Calling foodies and food producers in N Fife!

    From Stella Colleluori , Wednesday, 26th May, 2010

    Stella Colleluori of Hatters Tea Room in Newburgh is organising a food tent for Newburgh's infamous single handed coble boat race - to be held on 14 August 2010. Stella would love to hear from local food producers or food retailers who are keen to share, sell and/or exhibit their tasty produce at this day-long event.
  89. Rare sighting on Auchtermuchty Common

    From Michael O'Hara, Wednesday, 26th May, 2010

    On the 21st May 2010, local photographer Barry Forbes snapped an exciting new butterfly at the entrance to the Whitefield on Auchtermuchty Common.
  90. Save £ whilst visiting the Howe this summer!

    From Jill Donnachie, Tuesday, 25th May, 2010

    Visit Scotland and local tourism businesses have got together to deliver some fantastic offers on accommodation and attractions in the Howe of Fife this spring/summer.
  91. More music and activities announced for Big Tent

    From Big Tent, Thursday, 20th May, 2010

    Big Tent have announced more music acts, a book launch and other activities to add to the already packed line up at this year's festival.
  92. New Fife rail charges to commence

    From Fife Now, Thursday, 20th May, 2010

    Controversial changes to Fife's concessionary rail travel scheme come into force this weekend. From Sunday, Fifers using the scheme will only be able to travel for £1 within the Kingdom.
  93. The Open Championship 2010

    From Fife Direct, Thursday, 20th May, 2010

    The R&A yesterday confirmed news that golfers have been waiting for, as Tiger Woods announced his return to St Andrews for the 2010 Open Championship.
  94. Free travel guide to Fife out now!

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 17th May, 2010

    Transportation Services has released a new edition of the popular 'Getting Around Fife' map.
  95. Fife Tourism Network goes live

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 17th May, 2010

    Fife’s 800 tourism businesses are being invited to join a new Tourism Business Network.
  96. Success for North Fife Open Studios

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 17th May, 2010

    Visitor numbers to the fifth annual Open Studios North Fife were up on last year.
  97. Muchty Photographer makes BIP Photography finals

    From Trevor Russell, Monday, 10th May, 2010

    Congratulations to Auchtermuchty photographer Trevor Russell of Kingdom Photographics who has reached the final stages of this year's British Institute of Professional Photography Scottish region image awards.
  98. Something to sell? Try Muchty's new mercat!

    From Various / ACC, Friday, 7th May, 2010

    Auchtermuchty is holding its very own Mercat on Sat 12 June from 10am to 12 noon, in order to raise funds for the Auchtermuchty Community Centre. Exhibit, sell and come along and buy.
  99. Fire tears through Jamesfield Organic Farm

    From The Courier, Tuesday, 4th May, 2010

    There was drama last night after flames tore through buildings at Jamesfield Farm, near Abernethy.
  100. Falkland Palace Volunteer Open Day

    From Sonia Ferrás Mañá, Friday, 30th April, 2010

    Falkland Palace is holding a volunteer open day in the Upper Town Hall on Thursday 13th May from 10.00am to 12.00pm.
  101. Got your FifeSing 2010 tickets yet?

    From Peter Shepheard, Friday, 30th April, 2010

    We are nearly into May and once again all is ready for the Fife Traditional Singing Festival 2010. Wwe've got some great guest singers, workshops and talks lined up for your enjoyment, inlcuding the following...
  102. Auchtermuchty Music Festival guests are...

    From http://www.auchtermuchty-festival.org.uk/, Friday, 30th April, 2010

    Check out the Auchtermuchty Festival's new website, and news of who they've secured as guests for the music festival here
  103. Your NE Fife 2010 election candidates are...

    From Various / SCF, Wednesday, 28th April, 2010

    Nominations closed on Tues 20 April resulting in this, the final line up of candidates contesting the parliamnetary seat of NE Fife on the 6 May electtion...
  104. Community centre update: Wool & old mobiles wanted!

    From AH, Wednesday, 28th April, 2010

    Recycle old wool and mobiles with Auchtermuchty Community Centre and hepl make a difference to many!
  105. Appeal for volunteers to pitch up for Big Tent

    From Anna Gormley, Tuesday, 27th April, 2010

    Big Tent, Scotland's environmental festival is appealing for volunteers to pitch up to help ensure the smooth running of the event which takes place from 23rd-25th July.
  106. Easy ways for you to help raise funds for Smart Community Fife!

    From SCF, Tuesday, 27th April, 2010

    As you know Smart Community Fife is a charity that depends entirely on grants, the small amount we make from advertising and individual donations to keep the Howe of Fife web portal going. Were even more dependent than ever on donations to keep the service going, so here are a few ways you can support us without even trying!
  107. Letham Nights update - Apr 10 - Black Oil & more

    From Mike Farrell, Monday, 26th April, 2010

    Only a month to go until Letham Nights #12 and over 30 people have already booked their place.
  108. *SCF surveyors in your community today*

    From SCF, Sunday, 25th April, 2010

    Please look out for a team of friendly folks in your community over the next month, who are conducting a short survey on behalf of Smart Community Fife.
  109. North Fife artists to open studios to public

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 23rd April, 2010

    Artists across north east Fife will be opening their studios to the public next month.
  110. Stranded Fife travellers finally returning home

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 23rd April, 2010

    Joy is erupting in households across north east Fife as more travellers find their way home following the crisis caused by Icelandic volcano ash.
  111. Moving with Africa at The Big Tent Festival

    From Fife Council, Thursday, 22nd April, 2010

    The Big Tent, known as Scotland's leading environmental festival, is stepping up its global performance programme with the announcement of this year's festival theme - ‘Moving with Africa'.
  112. Programme of spring walks around Falkland

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 16th April, 2010

    Keen walkers of all ages are being invited to put on their walking boots for a series of guided springtime walks around the picturesque and historical landscape around the village of Falkland.
  113. Top mountain bike attractions come to Fife

    From Fife Direct, Thursday, 15th April, 2010

    To celebrate the launch of the new mountain bike park, trails and a new mountain bike club at Lochore Meadows, the Country Park is hosting the very first Meedies Mountain Bike Jam this weekend.
  114. Big Tent date for Rosanne

    From The Courier, Wednesday, 14th April, 2010

    The organisers of this year's Big Tent festival in July have secured a major coup with the announcement that Grammy-winning singer and songwriter Rosanne Cash is returning to her ancestral home to perform in the event.
  115. Invitation to Celebrating Crafts seminar: apply now

    From Centre for Stewardship, Monday, 12th April, 2010

    Celebrating Crafts at the Big Tent 2010 will bring the best of contemporary Scottish craft expression to a new audience at Scotland's biggest environment and arts festival.
  116. Auchtermuchty Weather Station says it's 22.0 °C today!

    From Jill Donnachie, Monday, 12th April, 2010

    Hopefully you're out and about enjoying this fine weather (and not sitting in front of a screen like me) because it looks like today is Muchty's hottest day of the year so far - 22.0 °C
  117. Childrens' Play Area opens at Blacketyside

    From Moira Barnard, Sunday, 11th April, 2010

    Easter weekend saw the popular new Childrens' Play Area open at Blacketyside Farm Shop, Leven.
  118. Rail strike 12-15 April: Scotrail

    From Fife Direct, Saturday, 10th April, 2010

    A rail strike has been called by ScotRail staff from 12-15 April 2010. It is possible that services through Fife will be affected, though ScotRail do have contingency plans in place.
  119. "A Sentimental Journey" - Rotary Concert

    From Monique Sanders, Thursday, 8th April, 2010

    The Rotary Club of the Howe of Fife is organising a concert in Strathmiglo Hall on Friday 16 April at 7.30pm. entitled 'A Sentimental Journey', featuring singer, Linda Ballingall, and her guests John Grieve and Craig Smith.
  120. House swap Auchtermuchty

    From Edinburgh Gumtree, Thursday, 8th April, 2010

    Looking to swap a two-bedroom house in Auchtermuchty for a house in Rosyth, Dunfermline or Edinburgh.
  121. Scotsman walk of the week: West Lomond, Fife

    From Scotland on Sunday, Tuesday, 6th April, 2010

    The Lomond hills of Fife offer a fantastic upland wilderness. Moorland tracks bounded by higgledy-piggledy walls crisscross the land, and standing above all else is West Lomond.
  122. Celebration of Fife talent at the Big Tent

    From All Media Scotland, Monday, 5th April, 2010

    This year's Big Tent festival opens its doors on the evening of Friday 23rd July, kicking off at 6pm with a brilliant evening programme of entertainment for the whole family to enjoy.
  123. Falkland on the big screen

    From Herald Scotland, Monday, 5th April, 2010

    A woman bedecked in a splurge of tartan, and holding a fierce firearm, has suddenly sprouted all over billboards and Metro poster sites in Paris.
  124. Businesses sign up for Comfort Break scheme

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 3rd April, 2010

    Cafe owners in north east Fife are hoping members of the public will spend more than a penny when they visit their premises as part of a new council initiative.
  125. Mystery over fate of Auchtermuchty factory workforce

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 2nd April, 2010

    Mystery surrounds the fate of the workforce at a long-established Auchtermuchty factory that's set to close its doors this summer.
  126. Local heroes on display at Fife Folk Museum

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 2nd April, 2010

    Fife folk are doing it for themselves! Volunteers at Fife Folk Museum are celebrating some of the most famous Fifers in history at a new exhibition currently running in Ceres.
  127. Winter returns to Fife with a vengeance

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 2nd April, 2010

    Just two days after the official start of British Summer Time, high winds, rough seas and snow brought chaos to north east Fife and Kinross-shire this week.
  128. Full steam ahead for loco's return visit to north east Fife

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 2nd April, 2010

    The last steam locomotive to run on British Rail is to make a return visit to north east Fife later this month.
  129. Easter Weekend - Bus Services

    From Fife Direct, Thursday, 1st April, 2010

    The following bus services which will operate during Easter weekend:
  130. Fife's fierce weather and high tides

    From The Courier, Thursday, 1st April, 2010

    Many Fife residents awoke yesterday to scenes of destruction caused by Tuesday's fierce weather and high tides-and one well-loved local celebrity was missing at sea.
  131. Father Ted star in Fox Hat festival

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 29th March, 2010

    A star of cult comedy series, Father Ted, Michael Redmond, is coming to north east Fife to star in ‘Wear the Fox Hat'.
  132. Theatre Group Mailing List

    From Steven Robertson, Sunday, 28th March, 2010

    Auchtermuchty Theatre Group try to keep everyone informed with what's happening in the group via our website and the press. Now we're thinking why not get into the 21st century and use email.
  133. Open house again at Hill of Tarvit

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 26th March, 2010

    The future is beginning to look brighter for Hill of Tarvit Mansionhouse near Cupar.
  134. Minister visits Vane Farm with pupils

    From The Courier, Wednesday, 24th March, 2010

    The minister for skills and lifelong learning, Keith Brown, yesterday visited the RSPB Vane Farm Nature Reserve with a group of pupils from Portmoak Primary School.
  135. By-pass route must be protected from development

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 22nd March, 2010

    The most likely route for any future Auchtermuchty by-pass should be protected from development.
  136. Pillars of Hercules news

    From Pillars of Hercules, Monday, 22nd March, 2010

    Read the latest news from Pillars of Hercules Organic Farm Shop and Cafe at http://www.pillars.co.uk/News.htm
  137. Trust urged to re-open Hill of Tarvit

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 19th March, 2010

    North East Fife MP Sir Menzies Campbell and MSP Iain Smith have urged the National Trust for Scotland to re-open Hill of Tarvit Mansionhouse near Cupar.
  138. Ever wanted to try fishing?

    From Henry Davidson, Monday, 15th March, 2010

    Fly Fishing is one of the more laid-back nature activities, where one can relax and enjoy the tranquility of the great outdoors. And Fife is a great location to give it a go.
  139. Letham Glen Nature Trail and Kennoway Den leaflets

    From Fife Direct, Thursday, 11th March, 2010

    Parks & Countryside have produced two new leaflets to highlight walks and history surrounding Letham Glen at Leven and Kennoway Den.
  140. Local outlets for Big Tent tickets: early bird discounted prices

    From Helen Lawrenson, Wednesday, 10th March, 2010

    Local Big Tent aficionados now have the chance to take advantage of early bird tickets offering a 10% discount by visiting a number of local outlets to get their hands on tickets straight away.
  141. Collessie curler's 'fantastic' Olympic experience

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 5th March, 2010

    Pete Smith may not have brought an Olympic medal back to north east Fife, but the Collessie curler insists he had a "fantastic" experience at the Winter Games in Canada.
  142. Chance to soar with eagles

    From The Courier, Thursday, 4th March, 2010

    Visitors to a Fife falconry centre are to go where eagles dare thanks to a grant from Scottish Enterprise's tourism innovation fund.
  143. Cupar station disabled access scheme finally on track

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 26th February, 2010

    A £1 million project to enhance access to Cupar railway station finally seem to be track.
  144. Early warning of heavy snow

    From Fife Direct, Thursday, 25th February, 2010

    The Met Office has issued an early warning of drifting and heavy snow from 00.01 Thursday, 25th February to 23.59 Thursday, 25th February, 2010.
  145. Peat Inn named top Scots restaurant

    From The Courier, Wednesday, 24th February, 2010

    The Peat Inn restaurant in north-east Fife has picked up two high-profile awards only a month after securing a Michelin star.
  146. The View given T main stage debut

    From The Courier, Wednesday, 24th February, 2010

    Dundee Heroes The View have been given their first main stage slot at this year’s T in the Park, The Courier can exclusively reveal.
  147. Gritters on alert as more snow forecast

    From The Courier, Wednesday, 24th February, 2010

    The big chill may return to Tayside and Fife over the next few days as the region braces itself for more Arctic weather.
  148. Tickets on sale for Auchtermuchty Theatre Group's next production

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 19th February, 2010

    Rehearsals are well underway for our next drama productions to be performed in the Victoria Hall, Auchtermuchty on Friday 5 and Sat 6 March.
  149. Road schemes welcomed

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 19th February, 2010

    Planned road and street light improvements in Strathmiglo have been welcomed.
  150. Letham Nights #11: The Bevvy Sisters & Kirsty Keatch tickets selling fast

    From Mike Farrell, Tuesday, 16th February, 2010

    Great news...with 4 weeks to go until Letham Nights #11 - The Bevvy Sisters & Kirsty Keatch there are already over 50 tickets sold.
  151. New arts and crafts club for school children in Auchtermuchty

    From Fife Herald, Tuesday, 16th February, 2010

    Due to popular demand the Auchtermuchty Community Centre has organised an arts and crafts club for school children from P1-P4.
  152. Spring concerts in Falkland

    From Fife Herald, Tuesday, 16th February, 2010

    As part of the Snowdrops Festival, Falkland Centre for Stewardship is hosting two evening concerts with traditional songs and music.
  153. Curtain up for Falkland theatre group

    From Fife Herald, Tuesday, 16th February, 2010

    The stage is set for the debut performance by north east Fife's newest amateur theatre group.
  154. Big Tent tickets go on sale

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 12th February, 2010

    The Big Tent eco festival has released early bird tickets with 10 per cent off for advance bookings for this year's event, which takes place from 23-15 July.
  155. New lease of life for 18th century Pitlessie House

    From http://www.pitlessiehouse.com, Thursday, 11th February, 2010

  156. Have your say on conservation area plans for Falkland, Cupar & St Andrews

    From Fife Direct, Wednesday, 10th February, 2010

    Residents in East Fife are invited to come along to a series of drop-in events to find out more about the Conservation Area Appraisal and Management Plan in their local area.
  157. Eden Estuary newsletter: Feb 10

    From Fife Coast & Countryside Trust, Tuesday, 9th February, 2010

    Read the latest news from the Eden Estuary nature reserve.
  158. Auchtermuchty Parish Church: Feb 10 Newsletter

    From Liz Slattery, Monday, 8th February, 2010

    Auchtermuchty Parish Church: Feb 10 Newsletter is available to download.
  159. Celia's keep fit class restarting in Muchty

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 6th February, 2010

    The centre is pleased to confirm that Celia will be re-starting her second keep fit class on Tuesday 9 Feb from 8pm – 9pm.
  160. Alarm sounded for more firefighters in Auchtermuchty

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 6th February, 2010

    Auchtermuchty fire station has made an emergency call to people in the village.
  161. Volunteers needed at Muchty common tomorrow

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 5th February, 2010

    Can you spare a couple of hours tomorrow (Saturday) to come up to Muchty common to help clear plants?
  162. Letham Nights update: The Black Oil Bros are back!

    From Michael Farrell, Wednesday, 3rd February, 2010

    Firstly, if you didn't already know, the wonderful Bevvy Sisters are coming to Letham Nights on 13th March..
  163. Seasons change as snowdrops bud

    From The Courier, Wednesday, 3rd February, 2010

    Monday marked the opening day of the Scottish Snowdrop Festival, which celebrates the fragile flower.
  164. **Looking for a job or staff? READ THIS!**

    From Jill Donnachie, Tuesday, 2nd February, 2010

    Smart Community Fife are interested in hearing from any employers or organisations seeking staff or volunteers for jobs in central Fife.
  165. Fife Jazz Festival

    From Fife Jazz Festival, Monday, 1st February, 2010

    The Fife Jazz Festival 2010 takes place from Friday 5 to Sunday 7 Feb in various venues around Fife including Strathmiglo and Freuchie.
  166. Restoring Fife woodlands to their former glory

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 22nd January, 2010

    A North Fife charity is celebrating the receipt of a grant of almost £10,000 to help the area's native woodlands return to their former glory.
  167. Open Studios Fife 2010 - put it in your diary now!

    From Elaine Campbell, Thursday, 21st January, 2010

    You are invited to visit artists, designers and makers in their studios in the North of Fife over the weekend 2nd, 3rd & 4th May 2009.
  168. Fancy baking your own bread? We have the solution!

    From Colin Lindsay, Wednesday, 20th January, 2010

    Four short courses covering nine breads, 10am till 2pm each Wednesday & Thursday from January to April 2010. Lunch and refreshments included.
  169. Fears over ice danger in realised

    From The Courier, Tuesday, 19th January, 2010

    An Auchtermuchty woman who complained about the slippery access and paths at a group of sheltered houses for the elderly had her fears confirmed at the weekend.
  170. Workers cut trees while ice strands old folk

    From The Courier, Monday, 18th January, 2010

    Residents of Auchtermuchty have expressed fury after seeing council workers cutting back trees only yards from a sheltered housing complex where the access and paths are lethal sheets of ice.
  171. Falkland art classes resume

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 17th January, 2010

    Classes in drawing and painting have resumed in Falkland Village Hall.
  172. Green award: Vane Farm

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 17th January, 2010

    RSPB Vane Farm nature reserve, loch leven, has been awarded the highest possible accolade by the Green Tourism Business Scheme.
  173. Celebrating Fife 2010 - have you applied for £ yet?

    From Linda Greig, Wednesday, 13th January, 2010
    celebrating Fife 2010, fife funding,

    Calling community groups, social enterprises, small businesses, voluntary organisations and public sector bodies! Fife Council has 2 new 'pots' of funding available to celebrate Fife culture in 2010. Read on to see if your organisation or event is applicable...
  174. St Andrews Botanic Garden - winter interest

    From Fife Direct, Wednesday, 13th January, 2010

    Discover St Andrews Botanic Garden in winter.
  175. Panto: Cinderella reviewed

    From Auchtermuchty Theatre Group, Tuesday, 12th January, 2010

    The Auchtermuchty Theatre Group's 30th Pantomime, Cinderella, went down as storm and delighted audience members of all ages from across the Howe. Read the review here.
  176. Severe weather advisory

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 11th January, 2010

    Severe weather advisory for Monday 11 - Wednesday 13 January:
  177. Letham Nights #9 - Luva Anna & the Bum-Clocks Reviewed

    From Mike Farrell & Roy Campbell, Sunday, 10th January, 2010

    The ingredients of what makes a good Letham Night are hard to define but on 28th November, we got it right once again.
  178. Fife braced for more wintry weather

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 10th January, 2010

    Local people are being warned to brace themselves for yet more extreme weather.
  179. Nature exhibition: Vane Farm

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 10th January, 2010

    An exhibition of nature photographs has been opened at the RSPB Vane Farm Nature Reserve, Loch Leven.
  180. Birnie & Gaddon Loch News Jan 10

    From Tony Wilson, Friday, 8th January, 2010

    Freezing conditions are making life difficult for many of the species on the loch, but despite the odds some are thriving. Download the Jan 10 newsletter
  181. Met Office severe weather advisory

    From Fife Direct, Thursday, 7th January, 2010

    Please see the latest Severe Weather Advisory from the Met Office.
  182. Only 6 days remaining to win a FREE lunch for 2!

    From Jill Donnachie, Tuesday, 5th January, 2010

    Win a free lunch for 2 at the Lomond Hills Hotel in Freuchie!
  183. Snowy Howe images: send us yours!

    From Jill Donnachie, Tuesday, 5th January, 2010

    Here are a few winter 09/10 images that have been sent in by locals. Please send your contrinutions to jill@smartcommunityfife.org.uk
  184. Get along to Letham Nights in 2010...

    From Mike Farrell, Tuesday, 5th January, 2010

    Happy New Year Everyone! All the best from Letham Nights for 2010 and thank you for your support over the last year.
  185. Prolonged extreme weather conditions in Fife

    From Fife Direct, Sunday, 3rd January, 2010

    Fife Council, along with many other councils in Scotland, has been left with critically low levels of salt for treating the Kingdom’s roads because of delivery failures from their suppliers.
  186. Happy Holidays from the SCF team!

    From SCF, Wednesday, 23rd December, 2009

    Thanks to all our visitors and content contributors for your support this year. Elaine & Jill will be taking a short break from 24 Dec 09 until 4 Jan 10. Any content you submit during this period will be published, but perhaps not as quickly as it usually is! Have a blast over the holidays. See you again in 2010.
  187. Advisory for Heavy Snow!

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 21st December, 2009

    The Advisory for Heavy Snow on Monday now covers all parts of Scotland.
  188. Met Office Advisory Message

    From Fife Direct, Thursday, 17th December, 2009

    Met Office Advisory on Weather
  189. Christmas Church Services in the Howe '09

    From Misc, Tuesday, 15th December, 2009

    Comprehensive list of christmas and watchnight services in churches of all denominations across the Howe
  190. New tourism guide promotes where to stay in Fife

    From Fife Direct, Tuesday, 15th December, 2009

    A new guide,‘Kingdom of Fife & St Andrews Where to Stay 2010’ has been launched to market the region’s accommodation providers.
  191. Muchty Community centre - Xmas closing dates

    Monday, 14th December, 2009

    The centre will close for the Christmas period on Mon 21 Dec at 2.30pm and will re-open on Tue 5 Jan.
  192. Fife prepares to celebrate a Year of Culture

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 12th December, 2009

    People in north east Fife are being urged to get into the community spirit as the countdown begins to Fife's Year of Culture.
  193. Parish centre may replace crumbling churches

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 11th December, 2009

    Churchgoers in the Howe of Fife could have a new, purpose-built place of worship if radical new plans are given the go-ahead.
  194. Big Tent receives award

    From Big Tent, Thursday, 10th December, 2009

    The Big Tent has been awarded the Greener Festival Award 2009.
  195. Holiday homes’ strain on affordable housing

    From The Courier, Wednesday, 9th December, 2009

    With its coastal setting and rich heritage the East Neuk is, unsurprisingly, a popular destination for visitors—so much so that a staggering 10% of local properties are said to be holiday homes.
  196. Fletchers of Auchtermuchty Autumn News

    From http://www.seriouslygoodvenison.co.uk/newsletter.php, Tuesday, 8th December, 2009

    Catch up on the summer that was, and how to ensure you get your venison in time for Xmas, in the Fletchers latest newsletter.
  197. Birnie & Gaddon Loch News Dec 09

    From Tony Wilson, Monday, 7th December, 2009

    Birnie & Gaddon Loch News Dec09
  198. Stagecoach bus changes from 7 December

    From Fife Direct, Friday, 4th December, 2009

    Stagecoach in Fife would like to advise passengers of changes to services commencing on Monday 7 December.
  199. CELEBRATE ST ANDREW'S DAY!

    From Misc, Monday, 30th November, 2009

    Today is Scotland's official national day, St Andrew's day! Here's a guide to what's on.
  200. Fife leads the way in cycling

    From Fife Direct, Wednesday, 25th November, 2009

    Fife Council Transportation Services is delighted to receive the prestigious Cycling Innovation Award from The Scottish Government's Cycling Scotland.
  201. Smart Community Fife AGM update

    From Jill Donnachie, Tuesday, 24th November, 2009

    Thanks to those who attended the Smart Community Fife AGM on 12 Nov 09 at Giffordtown Village Hall.
  202. Plans 'progressing' to reopen Hill of Tarvit

    From Fife Direct, Saturday, 21st November, 2009

    A decision on the possible reopening of Hill of Tarvit Mansion House is likely to be taken next month.
  203. Letham Night update: Luva Anna getting great reviews

    From Mike Farrell, Wednesday, 18th November, 2009

    Less than two weeks to go now to the Luva Anna show on 28th November with the Bum-Clocks.
  204. Pair await sentence after 'brutal criminal act'

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 13th November, 2009

    The family and friends of a 'lovely lady' killed in Auchtermuchty last year are waiting to hear the fate of the two men involved in what a senior police officer has described as 'not a road accident, but a brutal criminal act'.
  205. Learn to capture wildlife on film

    From The Courier, Monday, 9th November, 2009

    The RSPB'S Vane Farm nature reserve by Kinross plays host to a beginners' digital photography course on Saturday.
  206. Fife coastal path extension almost complete

    From http://www.fifetoday.co.uk/fife-herald-news/Fife-coastal-path-extension-almost.5799694.jp, Monday, 9th November, 2009

    People living in the Newburgh and Taybridge-head areas will soon be able to explore parts of north east Fife they might never have seen before.
  207. Auchtermuchty Comedy Festival part II

    From Ffe Herald, Sunday, 8th November, 2009

    Organisers of Auchtermuchty's first ever comedy festival are promising even more laughs when part two of the event takes place later this month.
  208. What do you want from your Community Centre?

    From Viv, Wednesday, 4th November, 2009

    The Community Centre wants to know what you, the users of the centre want. Any activities you'd like to see taking place, any groups you'd be interested in attending or even any fundraising ideas you may have, we want to hear them all!
  209. Memorial for Adele Archer: fundraising thanks

    From Freddie Duncan, Wednesday, 4th November, 2009

    Last Saturday night's fundraising night at the Auchtermuchty Bowling Club was a great success.
  210. Charity Christmas Fair: Auchtermuchty

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 2nd November, 2009

    Auchtermuchty Church Hall is to host a Christmas Fair in aid of cancer charities next weekend.
  211. Holiday parking charges to go ahead

    From The Courier, Monday, 2nd November, 2009

    People using car parks on public holidays in Fife will have to pay for the privilege from December 1, it has been confirmed.
  212. Black Cat Jook band to play in Newburgh

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 31st October, 2009

    The popular Black Cat Jook Band is appearing at Steeple Arts on Friday, November 6, as the headline act of an evening of country blues, ragtime and skiffle.
  213. North Howe Transition Toun bulletin: 28 Oct 09

    From Louise Barron, Friday, 30th October, 2009

    Included in this weeks packed bulletin: The Age of Stupid Film Screening dates announced Green Library Opening Date Survey Update Food Group Latest Events Group News Energy Advisor Opportunities Heart and Soul Group News MTP Apple Day Letham Nights Transition Cupar The Wave, Scotland Other Climate Change news...
  214. Fife 'should share' flame of Olympics

    From The Courier, Friday, 30th October, 2009

    With golf back on the Olympic Games agenda, albeit not until 2016, it has been suggested that the flame kindled in Olympia should burn in the sport's home, St Andrews, in the run-up to the 2012 games in London.
  215. Collessie bat cave to open

    From The Courier, Thursday, 29th October, 2009

    Spooky new residents at Fife Animal Park are to be unmasked on the scariest day of the year. Hallowe’en will see the opening of a bat cave at the centre near Collessie—populated by a colony of 30 Egyptian bats.
  216. Highest praise for arts festival

    From The Courier, Tuesday, 27th October, 2009

    One of Scotland’s best known artists was so impressed with Cupar Arts Festival he reckons the event could help Fife rival the Edinburgh Festival.
  217. Big Tent Festival wins international award

    From Fife Direct, Saturday, 24th October, 2009

    The Big Tent festival is being awarded the 'Greener Festival Award 2009'.
  218. Cupar Arts Festival set set finish off in style

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 23rd October, 2009

    The curtain will come down on Cupar Arts Festival this weekend after two weeks showcasing the best in contemporary art, music, film and more.
  219. Be active in your community!

    Tuesday, 20th October, 2009

    Auchtermuchty Community Centre is running a "Being Active in Your Community" course beginning Wed 4th November, 6:30-8:30pm
  220. Auchtermuchty to Gateside path support

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 19th October, 2009

    Howe of Fife and Tay Coast councillor, Donald Lothian, has again pressed the case for the creation of a new path between Auchtermuchty and Gateside.
  221. Curtain up for cupar arts festival this weekend

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 9th October, 2009

    After months of hard graft and meticulous planning, the Cupar Arts Festival finally gets under way this weekend.
  222. Fantastic shows & films for £5 - book today only!!!

    From ATT Fife, Friday, 2nd October, 2009

    At 9.00 am on Friday 2nd October, all four Arts and Theatres Trust venues will open their doors for a massive twelve hour Box Office spectacular where you can buy tickets to a variety of shows and films for only £5!
  223. St Andrews Festival to Light Up Homecoming's Final Day

    From Fire-Fox Communications, Tuesday, 29th September, 2009

    The organisers of the St Andrews Festival have announced an exciting line up of events and concerts in their 2009 programme, culminating in an action packed finale on St Andrews Day.
  224. Congrats Beautiful Fife Winners: Dunshalt & Freuchie

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 21st September, 2009

    Judged on criteria based on national best practise, Dunshalt & Freuchie have both been awarded with Silver certificates in the Beautiful Fife 2009 campaign. Seven category awards and a number of discretionary awards were also presented.
  225. Cycling Muster: Giffordtown

    From Monique Sanders, Wednesday, 16th September, 2009

    A Rendez-vous Ride suggested by the CTC Fife & Kinross, the active section of the cyclists touring club.
  226. Auchtermuchty Community Centre Update

    From ACC, Tuesday, 15th September, 2009

    Auchtemuchty Community Centre is a great resource for the Howe of Fife, but when's the last time you used it?
  227. Taste Cafe now doing deliveries

    From Taste Cafe, Monday, 14th September, 2009

    As of today, Wednesday 16 September, Taste Cafe & Takeaway (situated in Auchtermuchty Community Centre) will deliver take away food.
  228. Blacketyside Plant Centre News Autumn 09

    From Moira Barnard, Thursday, 10th September, 2009

    Blacketyside Plant Centre News Autumn 09
  229. Auchtermuchty chef to compete in World Porridge Making Championship

    Friday, 4th September, 2009

    Auchtermuchty man Neal Robertson, proprietor of the Tannochbrae Tearoom has been accepted as an official competitor in the World Porridge Making Championship.
  230. Doors set to open to the public

    From Fife Direct news, Friday, 4th September, 2009

    East Fife throws its doors open to the public on Sunday, September 6, heralding the start of Doors Open Days in Fife.
  231. Yoga classes: Collessie

    From Fife Herald, Tuesday, 1st September, 2009

    Yoga classes with Pete West on Tuesday evenings, have resumed. Come along to the Victory Hall at 8pm for an evening of gentle exercise for both mind and body.
  232. Get off the Beaten Track with Smart Community Fife

    From Jill Donnachie, Tuesday, 1st September, 2009

    Fife's walkers and cyclists are sharing some of their favourite routes and pathways, thanks to this community web portal! Previously unpublished walks and cycle tracks can now be uploaded onto the portal using the latest technology.
  233. Support pledged in fight against Binn Farm energy plant

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 28th August, 2009

    The fight against a proposed waste-to-energy plant branded 'a toxic time-bomb' by campaigners has moved up a gear.
  234. Eden Estuary stages open day

    From Fife Herald, Tuesday, 25th August, 2009

    The Eden Estuary, Scotland's third oldest nature reserve, is hosting its third annual open day on Sunday 30 August.
  235. Free Local Food Festival: an excellent day out!

    From Louise, NHTT, Monday, 24th August, 2009

    The North Howe Transition Toun Local Food Group have organised a Local Food Festival in Letham Park on Saturday 19 September from 12.30 to 5.30pm.
  236. Leven to Thornton rail link is still on track

    From Fife Today, Saturday, 22nd August, 2009

    Doubts have been raised over a rail link ever being re-established for Leven.
  237. Revised bus timetables

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 21st August, 2009

    A revised bus timetable has recently been issued.
  238. Craft Fair fundraising thanks

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 21st August, 2009

    The craft fair on Saturday 8 August raised a total of £245.08 which will be split between Breakthrough Breast Cancer and Marie Curie Cancer Care.
  239. Volunteer conservation day tomorrow at Muchty common

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 21st August, 2009

    There will be a conservation volunteer day on Auchtermuchty Common tomorrow (Saturday) between 11am and 2pm.
  240. Elmwood Courses

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 21st August, 2009

    People living in the Howe of Fife are to be given the chance to learn new skills, thanks to a range of courses being launched later this month.
  241. Adam Hills launches Kirkcaldy Comedy Festival 2009

    From http://www.fifedirect.org.uk/news/index.cfm?fuseaction=news.display&objectid=2DEC432C-E7FE-CD4A-9A5668B0D9262E3B, Wednesday, 19th August, 2009

    The second annual Kirkcaldy Comedy Festival was launched yesterday in Kirkcaldy by one of the headline acts appearing in this year's event, Adam Hills.
  242. Elmwood College and Auchtermuchty Primary join forces

    From Elmwood College, Wednesday, 19th August, 2009

    A recent qualification delivered by a partnership between Elmwood College and Auchtermuchty Primary School has been hailed as a great success.
  243. Rotary club donates to Parkinson's disease society

    From Monique Sanders, Wednesday, 19th August, 2009

    The Rotary Club of the Howe of Fife last week welcomed, as their speaker, Jean Ballentine of the Fife Branch of the Parkinson's Disease Society.
  244. Pupils raise £800 for CHAS

    From Fife Herald, Tuesday, 18th August, 2009

    Pupils from Auchtermuchty have been busy of late since they decided to raise money for the Children's Hospice Association Scotland (CHAS) at Rachel House, Kinross.
  245. Falkland wildlife conservation

    Tuesday, 18th August, 2009

    The new paths between Maspie Den and Craigmead wind through a wealth of overgrown rose bay willow herb and countless other shrubs.
  246. Volunteers wanted for Auchtermuchty common action day

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 9th August, 2009

    Volunteers are needed to take part in an action day on Auchtermuchty Common.
  247. Announcing Muchty's 1st Comedy Festival: Wear the Fox Hat?

    From Andy Heer, Sunday, 9th August, 2009

    Muchty is set to have its first comedy festival in honour of a classic Fox Hat' beer commercial, which first aired in January 1999 and starred comedian Rich Hall.
  248. Kinross gazebo gathering 2009

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 8th August, 2009

    Plans have been revealed for a music festival in the grounds of Kinross House.
  249. Attention Cooks: Michael Winners Dining Stars wants you!

    From Sphie Wells, ITV, Wednesday, 5th August, 2009

    Could you or someone you know impress Britain's most famous restaurant critic with your cooking? Infamous critic Michael Winner is offering a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to talented amateur cooks.
  250. Vote for Loch Leven Heritage Trail to win Lottery £

    From Daniel Parker, Tuesday, 4th August, 2009

    The charity behind the project to create a heritage trail round Loch Leven is rallying last-minute public support in its bid to win lottery cash.
  251. Loch Leven Heritage Trail in final of National Lottery Awards

    From Fife Today, Monday, 3rd August, 2009

    The Loch Leven Heritage Trail, a pathway recently opened in Kinross-shire that gives access to a recognised nature reserve which was previously closed to the public, has battled its way through to the final stage of the National Lottery Awards 2009.
  252. International guests to perform at Letham Nights

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 2nd August, 2009

    T in the Park may be over for another year, but the music plays on in North East Fife with more "Letham Nights".
  253. Hippos make big impression

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 2nd August, 2009

    The grounds of Myres Castle near Auchtermuchty, are to open to the public next month so that people can see a trio of new arrivals that have been making an impression in every sense of the word!
  254. Mysteries of the Ladybank Woods

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 2nd August, 2009

    Ladybank Woods provide the backdrop for a new children's adventure from Fife author C. Richard Toye.
  255. Accommodation wanted for Auchtermuchty Festival

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 1st August, 2009

    Organisers are looking for accommodation for visitors to the festival, please get in touch if you are able to let out your room/accommodation.
  256. Record number of visitors at Big Tent '09

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 31st July, 2009

    A record 10,000 visitors flocked to Falkland to take part in the country's biggest eco music festival, the Big Tent, at the weekend.
  257. Music for a summer's evening

    From Trisha Pearce, Thursday, 30th July, 2009

    Come along for a delightful evening of music at Monimail Church, Letham on 20 August.
  258. Big Tent, big fun!

    From Jill Donnachie, Wednesday, 29th July, 2009

    The Smart Community Fife team had a great time at the festival and enjoyed meeting with the many local people who came to chat to us in the Climate Champions Zone and the the Adam Smith MOLI bus.
  259. Family fun weekend at the Scottish Deer Centre

    From Scottish Deer Centre, Wednesday, 29th July, 2009

    Come along to the Scottish Deer Centre on 8th and 9th August for a family fun day.
  260. Old people's welfare

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 25th July, 2009

    The committee would like to thank everyone who helped out at the recent open garden afternoon
  261. Senior citizens bus trip

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 25th July, 2009

    There are still some tickets for the senior citizens bus trip available.
  262. Loch Leven osprey walk

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 25th July, 2009

    Loch Leven national nature reserve is holding another of its popular osprey walks on Thursday 6 August.
  263. Beautiful Fife: Dunshalt Judging 29 July

    From Margaret Sutherland, Thursday, 23rd July, 2009

    Fife Council representatives will be judging Dunshalt's entry into the Beautiful Fife (Best Kept Small Village) competition on Wed 29 July, from 08.30am.
  264. Your chance to see Falkland‘s Big Book this summer

    From Marilyn Workman, Wednesday, 22nd July, 2009

    You may have heard a lot about the Falkland Big Book from those who took part in the Falkland Steward’s project (funded by Awards for all and facilitated by Jan Hendry and Alan of FifeOchre Design).
  265. Dunedin Dancers' 20th Folk Dance Festival

    From Marilyn Workman, Tuesday, 21st July, 2009

    Falkland played host to the annual visit to the village of the Dunedin and New Scotland Dancers on Sunday 19 July.
  266. Muchty Festival wants you!

    From Auchtermuchty Festival, Sunday, 19th July, 2009

    Every year the Festival runs some great family entertainment, but it couldn't happen without the involvement of our community. There are lots of events to take part in and the big ones are looking for contestants.
  267. Fife launch of story collection

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 18th July, 2009

    A group of writers are to hold the Fife launch of their new book in Freuchie's Lomond Hills Hotel next week.
  268. Butterflies flourish on Muchty Common

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 18th July, 2009

    North East Fife MSP Iain Smith, recently joined Butterfly conservation volunteers on a survey visit to Auchtermuchty Common.
  269. Pupils launch school bank

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 18th July, 2009

    Pupils at Auchtermuchty Primary have launched a new school bank in partnership with the Royal Bank of Scotland.
  270. Dream date at Falkland Palace

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 18th July, 2009

    One of Shakespeare's most magical works - A Midsummer Night's Dream - will be brought to life for visitors to Falkland Palace on Friday 24 July.
  271. Events at Vane Farm

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 17th July, 2009

    RSPB Vane Farm is offering a series of events to entertain and educate youngsters during the summer holidays.
  272. Friends of Collessie Church Annual Art Exhibition

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 17th July, 2009

    The annual art exhibition will be on in September and contributions for the exhibition are requested from the wider community. Anyone is welcome to show their art work at this exhibition.
  273. Nature runs its course in Collessie

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 17th July, 2009

    As summer takes us full on into the warm and sunny endless days, not even a sudden shower can alter the glow of having a real summer at last, here in Collessie.
  274. Volunteers required for Fife Tour 2009

    From Fife Athletic Club, Thursday, 16th July, 2009

    With a record entry set for this year's Tour of Fife we shall need a number of volunteers.
  275. Camping at the Big Tent Festival

    From Big Tent Festival, Thursday, 16th July, 2009

    The Big Tent Festival camp site is now almost full. This is a pre-booked camp site only - if you are planning to camp you need to book now. Phone Rothes Halls (01592) 61 11 01 now if you want to come. Please have your card details ready when you call.
  276. Capturing the magic of living in Fife

    From Fife Direct, Thursday, 16th July, 2009

    Councillor Peter Grant, The Leader of Fife Council's Administration, and Councillor Brian Goodall, the Strategic Chair of the Housing & Communities Committee met recently with two of Fife's Cultural Coordinators to mark the publication of a new ‘story' written for people of Fife, of all ages.
  277. Climate Challenge ceilidh opens The Big Tent '09

    From Big Tent Festival, Tuesday, 14th July, 2009

    Have you got your ticket for the ceilidh on the first night of the Big Tent Festival?
  278. Fife acts appear at T in the Park this weekend

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 11th July, 2009

    Wellies will once again be an essential item, but the prospect of a mudbath is unlikely to dampen the spirits of revellers at T in the Park this weekend.
  279. Scotland's Homecoming celebrations: forthcoming events

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 11th July, 2009

    As part of Scotland's Homecoming celebrations, there will be a charity concert and fete in Haugh Park in Cupar.
  280. Muchty festival quiz highlights

    From Fife Herald, Saturday, 11th July, 2009

    The monthly quiz took place in the Cycle Tavern on Monday with Ian Santry posing some interesting questions including a completely blank picture section.
  281. Auchtermuchty festival shop opens

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 3rd July, 2009

    The festival office will be open on Wednesdays and Saturdays starting from tomorrow (3 July).
  282. Pupils raise funds for hospice

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 3rd July, 2009

    Auchtermuchty Primary School pupils have been spending their summer term raising money for Rachel House children's hospice in Kinross.
  283. Stable Gallery opening this weekend

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 3rd July, 2009

    The stable gallery in Auchermuchty will be opened this weekend (4 and 5 July).
  284. Otters arrive at the Scottish Deer Centre

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 26th June, 2009

    Some 'otterly' charming new residents have arrived at the Scottish Deer Centre.
  285. New BUS SERVICE changes for NE Fife: from 17 Aug 09

    Wednesday, 24th June, 2009

    Fife Council have annouced significant changes to some of the bus services affecting many Howe villages.
  286. Ditch the car for Big Tent & win!

    From Big Tent Festival, Monday, 22nd June, 2009

    Sustrans and Big Tent 2009 are giving twenty fantastic Sustrans t-shirts away to the festival goers who have travelled the furthest sustainably to the Big Tent 2009!
  287. Poetry at the Big Tent Festival

    From The Big Tent Festival, Sunday, 21st June, 2009

    The Poetry Tent this year is hosted again by Lapidus Scotland, a creative community of writers who use the literary arts for healing.
  288. Dunshalt in Bloom fundraising success

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 19th June, 2009

    Dunshalt in Bloom held a very successful coffee morning and plant sale on Saturday 13 June raising almost £140.
  289. Fife still pulling in tourists

    From The Courier, Friday, 19th June, 2009

    FIFE HAS bucked the trend with an increase in the numbers of visitors to local attractions, according to the latest figures issued by VisitScotland.
  290. Auchtermuchty Scout charity event success

    From Fife Herald, Tuesday, 16th June, 2009

    The weather was kind to the few brave souls who ventured into the Low Road park on Sunday 7 June.
  291. Letham Nights #5 - The Black Oil Brothers & Black Cat Jook Reviewed

    From Michael Farrell, Roy Campbell, Monday, 15th June, 2009

    So impressed and captivated were they with the atmosphere in Letham Hall for the 5th Letham Nights, that the Black Oil Brothers, the delta blues band from Chicago, have decided that they need to come back!
  292. Auchtermuchty Theatre Group workshops

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 12th June, 2009

    Auchtermuchty Theatre Group is hoping to run drama workshops again this year.
  293. Auchtermuchty Scout Group Charity Fair

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 12th June, 2009

    This Sunday, 7 June from 2pm the Auchtermuchty Scout Group will be holding an afternoon fair with stalls and refreshments in aid of several cancer charities.
  294. Winner of the Birnie Loch Photography Competition

    From Fife Herald / Fife Ranger, Monday, 8th June, 2009

    Winner is of the Birnie Loch Photography Competition is announced.
  295. Rosyth Civil Service 0 - 3 Strathmiglo United

    From Alistair Jack, Saturday, 6th June, 2009

    Strathmiglo United win Regional Trophy for the first time in 23 seasons.
  296. Rosyth Civil Service 3 - 2 Strathmiglo United

    From Alistair Jack, Saturday, 6th June, 2009

    Rosyth Civil Service 3 - 2 Strathmiglo United
  297. Strathmiglo United 1 - 3 Leven United

    From Alistair Jack, Saturday, 6th June, 2009

    Strathmiglo United 1 - 3 Leven United
  298. Music Workshops - Auchtermuchty Festival Society

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 5th June, 2009

    Workshops offering guitar, fiddle, tin whistle, mouth organ, accordion and keyboard in Auchtermuchty Town Hall on 14 and 28 June.
  299. New Language & Culture Hub in Fife

    From Maureen Londra, Thursday, 4th June, 2009

    July sees the launch of the vibrant new Language & Culture Hub in Fife
  300. Comfortable B&B accommodation now available at The Bruce

    From Peter Smurthwaite, Thursday, 28th May, 2009

    Rooms now available at The Bruce
  301. Auchtermuchty Festival Traditional Music Weekend: 14-16 Aug 09

    From Phil Kirshner, Monday, 18th May, 2009

    Come and join us for a great weekend of traditional music and song in Auchtermuchty from 14 to 16 August.
  302. Auchtermuchty Play Park upgrade complete

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 15th May, 2009

    Aucthermuchty play Park upgrade complete
  303. Big Tent calls for volunteers

    From Lesley Mclaren, Monday, 11th May, 2009

    The Big Tent, Scotland's Largest Eco Festival is putting a call out to volunteers to help on the weekend of the 25th and 26th of July.
  304. Birnie & Gaddon Loch News May 09

    From Tony Wilson, Wednesday, 6th May, 2009

    Summer is just around the corner bringing swallows, martins and midges with it!..
  305. Mix with Royalty at Falkland Palace

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 1st May, 2009

    Mix with Royalty - Falkland Palace
  306. Men Should Weep - Auchtermuchty Theatre Group

    From Steven Robertson, Monday, 27th April, 2009

    This play is the pinical of Ena Lamont Stewart's career. The story of a family from the slums of Glasgow, each member with their story to tell. The unemployed father, the son with TB, the drunk, lazy eldest son, the daughter with loose morals, the self-rightous sister which is all held together by the strength of the mother's character.
  307. Fife Diet Couple Top Scotland's Green List

    From Various / The Scotsman, Thursday, 23rd April, 2009

    Hot on the heels of their recent Observer Food Monthly 'Ethical Contribution' award, Mike and Karen Small of the Fife Diet have today been hailed by the Sustainable Development Commission Scotland as the country's leading green champions.
  308. Nee Naw! Ambulances Letham Triumph

    From Michael Farrell, Thursday, 23rd April, 2009

    Nee Naw! Ambulances Letham Triumph
  309. The Bruce is open for business!

    From The Bruce, Wednesday, 22nd April, 2009

    The Bruce opened on Easter Monday and welcomes locals and visitors alike.
  310. SASA: Affordable Tourism & Hospitality Training in Fife:

    From St Andrews Skills Academy, Tuesday, 7th April, 2009

    Introducing the St Andrews Skills Academy (SASA) - a one-stop shop for tourism and hospitality training in Fife.
  311. New Cycling Charter Launched for Fife

    From Fife Direct, Tuesday, 7th April, 2009

    New Cycling Charter Launched for Fife
  312. Easter Sunday Services - Howe of Fife Churches

    Monday, 6th April, 2009

    Easter Sunday Services - Howe of Fife Churches
  313. Spons selling well - have you got yours?

    From Neal Robertson, Monday, 6th April, 2009

    Neal Robertson of The Spon Company (and Auchtermuchty's Tannochbrae Tearoom) has been going great guns shipping his unique derivation of the spoon all over the world, including the U.S., Canada and Europe.
  314. 78th Fife (Auchtermuchty) Scout Group Mar 09 Newsletter

    From Wendy McTavish, Friday, 3rd April, 2009

    Download the latest Scout Group newsletter
  315. Local Artists Raise Funds for Maggie's Centre

    From Linda Naismith, Tuesday, 31st March, 2009

    Funds Raised for Maggie's Centre
  316. Auchtermuchty Community Centre Easter Opening

    Friday, 27th March, 2009

    Aucthermuchty Community Centre
  317. Howe of Fife Church Survey

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 27th March, 2009

    Howe of Fife Church Survey
  318. MSP welcomes return of morning train service

    Friday, 27th March, 2009

    MSP welcomes return of morning train service
  319. Essential Scottish Opera At Strathmiglo

    From Graham Scott, Monday, 23rd March, 2009

    After the sell-out success of January 2008's Essential Scottish Opera visit to Strath, the Public Hall is thrilled to report their firm intention of returning in February 2010.
  320. St Patrick's Day

    Tuesday, 17th March, 2009

    St Patricks Day
  321. Falkland Music Festival Line-up unveiled

    From The Courier, Monday, 16th March, 2009

    Falkland Music Festival Line-up unveiled
  322. 'Switch Off' campaign

    From Ffie Herald, Friday, 13th March, 2009

    'Switch Off' campaign
  323. Meningitis Foundation - Auchtermuchty

    From Ffie Herald, Friday, 13th March, 2009

    Meningitis Foundation - Aucthermuchty
  324. Falkland Palace Vacancies

    From Falkland Palace, Thursday, 12th March, 2009

    Falkland Palace has Vacancies
  325. Come Home to Fife

    From Fife Direct, Wednesday, 11th March, 2009

    Come Home to Fife
  326. Creating a carbon culture in Fife

    From Fife Direct, Tuesday, 10th March, 2009

    Creating a carbon culture in Fife
  327. Falkland Centre for Stewardship - One Planet Food Launch

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 6th March, 2009

    'One Food Planet' is aimed at reducing greenhouse gas emissions and creating a more sustainable food culture.
  328. Muchty pupils plant trees

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 6th March, 2009

    Pupils plant trees
  329. Auchtermuchty Parish Church: March 09 Newsletter

    From Liz and Brian Slattery, Monday, 2nd March, 2009

    Auchtermuchty Parish Church: March 09 Newsletter
  330. Birnie & Gaddon Loch News Mar 09

    From Tony Wilson, Monday, 2nd March, 2009

    Latest newsletter to download
  331. Letham Nights # 2 : A Star is born!

    From Mike Farrell, Thursday, 26th February, 2009

    Those of you who made it to Letham Nights 2 on 21st February, will I'm sure agree, that it was a STONKING NIGHT!
  332. New Karate After School Club at Auchtermuchty Primary

    From Stuart Maxwell, Wednesday, 25th February, 2009

    Due to the continuing success of the karate students in s.k.a.s. and with the Scottish karate governing body starting squad training for under 14s at Ratho (Edinburgh), Mrs Holmes has agreed to start a primary school Karate After School Club at Auchtermuchty Primary.
  333. Fife Council Backs the Big Tent 2009...and more

    From Big Tent Blog, Monday, 23rd February, 2009

    Big tent blog update
  334. Progress in reducing speed - Gateside

    From Ffie Herald, Sunday, 22nd February, 2009

    Progress in reducing speed - Gateside
  335. Stratheden Curling Club looking for members

    From Andy Heer, Friday, 20th February, 2009

    Stratheden Curling Club looking for members
  336. MacDuff Trust - Footpath Works

    Friday, 20th February, 2009

    The action day on Feb 14th to repair and clear the footpath which follows the burn from the Newburgh Raod entrance to the Common had to be postponed due to difficult conditions, but will be happening sometime in the near future.
  337. More dates and better lights for Letham Nights...

    From Mike Farrell, Wednesday, 18th February, 2009

    Word continues to spread about Letham Nights: the Howe's newest community venue for music. Following the booking of Chicago band, the Black Oil Brothers in May, two more excellent acts have been added to the list of performers coming to Letham.
  338. Caution: speeding between Dunshalt & Falkland

    From Fife Herald - Bob Beveridge, Sunday, 15th February, 2009

    Speeding
  339. Sponsors Wanted for Rachel House Fundraiser

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 13th February, 2009

    Sponsors Wanted!
  340. New Beautiful Fife campaign launched

    From Fife Today, Friday, 13th February, 2009

    New Beautiful Fife campaign launched
  341. Auchtermuchty & Strathmiglo: Minister on Study Leave

    From Auchermuchty Church Newsletter, Wednesday, 11th February, 2009

    The Church of Scotland has a scheme that allows ministers to take 2 weeks per year Study Leave. Mr Redpath is taking Study leave during the last two weeks of February to increase his knowledge of Church law. This will help him in his position as Presbytery Clerk. Pastoral duties will be covered by the Rev Neil McLay, Minister of Creich, Flisk and Kilmany linked with Monimail who can be contacted by telephone on 01337 870332. Mrs Kay McCall will also be available if needed.
  342. Book Launch Invitation : Place Names of Fife Volume 2

    From Centre for Stewardship, Monday, 9th February, 2009

    invitation
  343. Theatre Group - Auchtermuchty

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 6th February, 2009

    Auchtermuchty Theatre Group is looking for budding thespians to perform in its forthcoming production of 'Men Should Weep'
  344. Birnie & Gaddon Loch News Update - Feb 09

    From Tony Wilson, Tuesday, 3rd February, 2009

    Raptors aplenty. Download Feb 09 newsletter.
  345. GETTING SMART!

    From Monique Sanders, Tuesday, 3rd February, 2009

    Two members of the Smart Community Fife web team shared their cyber-expertise with hamleteers in Giffordtown Hall last Wednesday.
  346. Severe Weather Warning from Met Office: Tue 3 Feb

    From Met Office, Monday, 2nd February, 2009

    There is a High Risk of a Severe Weather event affecting parts of England, Wales, Northern Ireland and eastern Scotland during Tuesday.
  347. Big Tent 2009 tickets now on sale

    From Centre for Stewardship, Friday, 30th January, 2009

    Big Tent 2009 tickets are now on sale with a 10% discount for early birders.
  348. Big Tent aims to be bigger and better!

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 30th January, 2009

    Organisers of this year's Big Tent Festival are predicting this year's event will be the biggest and best yet. Tickets on sale now.
  349. 2nd Fife Jazz Festival comes to Strath & Freuchie

    From Lindsay, FJF, Thursday, 29th January, 2009

    The second Fife Jazz Festival is bigger, brighter and better than last year - there are more concerts in more places (incl the Howe), with more musicians from different countries taking part.
  350. Auchtermuchty Theatre Group seeks local funding requests

    From ATG, Tuesday, 27th January, 2009

    If you'd like to request funding, please put your request in writing stating who and what the funds are for.
  351. Exciting Announcement for Letham Nights!!!

    From Mike Farrell, Wednesday, 14th January, 2009

    We have almost certainly succeeded in securing a booking for Letham Nights from Chicago (!!!) - delta blues band the Black Oil Brothers.
  352. Letham Nights #2 - Ewan Roberson & Guests

    From Mike Farrell, Tuesday, 13th January, 2009

    Hot on the heels of the massively successful inaugural Letham Nights on 12th December 2008, we bring you the low-down on Letham Nights #2.
  353. Homecoming Scotland 2009 Event

    From Fife Today, Tuesday, 13th January, 2009

    FIFE is planning a huge catalogue of events to mark Homecoming Scotland 2009.
  354. Birnie & Gaddon Loch News Jan 09

    From Tony Wilson, Monday, 5th January, 2009

    Jan 09 newsletter
  355. Review: Dick Whittington 2008

    From Steven Robertson, Tuesday, 23rd December, 2008

    review of ATG pantomime, Dick Whittington, Dec 08.
  356. Letham Nights #1 Success!

    From Mike Farrell, Tuesday, 16th December, 2008

    Around 100 people packed the hall to listen and dance to the music of a varied line-up of performers.
  357. Congrats David Sands, Muchty!

    From http://www.scottishfoodanddrink.com/view_item.aspx?item_id=57532, Tuesday, 16th December, 2008

    The shop was named one of the UK's top 25 convenience stores in the Robert Wiseman Diaries 'neighbourhood Shop of the Year' awards
  358. Fife Diet - December newsletter

    From Mike Small, Wednesday, 10th December, 2008

    Update from the Fife Diet - an experiment with local food
  359. Calsay Baton Twirlers Annual Xmas Show

    From Emma Smith, Wednesday, 10th December, 2008

    The two performances will take place at the Auchtermuchty Church Hall on Monday 15th and Tuesday 16th December with a start time of 6.30pm.
  360. Panto Finale Tickets on Ebay

    From Steven Robertson, Thursday, 4th December, 2008

    Tickets for the finale performance of Dick Whittington have been sold out for weeks. However, there are two available on EBAY!
  361. Baincraig Cars celebrate VOWS nomination

    From Fife Herald, Sunday, 30th November, 2008

    Auchtermuchty couple Brian & Liz Slattery are celebrating after their vintage wedding car business Baincraig Cars, was nominated in the Scottish Wedding Industry VOWS (Voted Outstanding Wedding Supplier) award scheme.
  362. Letham Nights #1 - Update

    From Michael Farrell, Sunday, 30th November, 2008

    In preparation we are inviting any interested locals to join us in 'bringing in the green' to make decorations for the hall on Sunday 7th December at 1pm meeting at 'The Tree' in the centre of Letham at 1pm. Bring your secateurs!
  363. Monimail Tower Project invites you to explore their historical landscape!

    From Monimail Tower Project, Thursday, 27th November, 2008

    On November the 29th from 11am to 5pm Monimail Tower Project is hosting an event to launch a leaflet which will improve access to the historical landscape of the Project.
  364. Bus service now available to Giffordtown Community Pub Night 28 Nov!

    From Michael Farrell, Thursday, 27th November, 2008

    Transition tavern bus run info
  365. New winter train timetable - Ladybank

    Wednesday, 26th November, 2008

    New winter train timetable - Ladybank from 14 dec
  366. Free entry to Historic Scotland attractions across Scotland on last weekend of November

    From Histoic Scotland, Wednesday, 26th November, 2008

    As Scots prepare to celebrate their national day, Minister for Europe, External Affairs and Culture Linda Fabiani has announced free entry to Historic Scotland visitor attractions across Scotland on the last weekend of November.
  367. Announcing an exciting new Community Venture: Letham Nights

    From Michael Farrell, Monday, 24th November, 2008

    ‘Letham Nights' aims to bring high quality music to Letham and provide a stage for local talent.
  368. MSP Smith Condemns "Contempt for NE Fife Commuters"

    From Iain Smith, Thursday, 13th November, 2008

    North East Fife MSP Iain Smith has slammed the response of Transport Scotland and Scotrail to concerns about cuts in morning train services to Edinburgh as "either complacent or contempt for North East Fife Commuters."
  369. Drinking ban for Auchtermuchty?

    Tuesday, 11th November, 2008

    Should drinking alcohol in public be banned in Auchtermuchty? It is already illegal to drink in public in many towns and villages in Fife and it has been suggested that such a ban should be introduced to Muchty. Exceptions can be made for events such as the Christmas Fair, the Festival and Hogmanay but it would stop thoughtless individuals causing annoyance at other times. You can register your opinion online at www.auchtermuchty.co.uk or leave a message on 0845 8693836.
  370. Muchty Panto Ticket Sales

    From Steven Robertson, Monday, 10th November, 2008

    Auchtermuchty Theatre Group will be performing 'Dick Whittington' by Bob Heather from Monday 1 to Saturday 6 December from 7:30pm in the Victoria Hall.
  371. Local Chef reviews Muddy Boots Farm Shop

    From Christopher Trotter, Wednesday, 5th November, 2008

    Local chef Christopher Trotter gives us advice on Fife food (what's good and where to buy it) in his November 08 newsletter - the 2nd in a series of Fife food articles written by Christopher especially for this portal.
  372. Birnie and Gaddon Loch News Update, Nov 08

    From Tony Wilson, Wednesday, 5th November, 2008

    There was much excitement amongst the bird-watching fraternity in October when a hooded merganser was seen at Birnie. Last month's peregrine and a sea-eagle were spotted too.
  373. Fireworks & Bonfire Displays near you

    From Various, Tuesday, 4th November, 2008

    Fife public firework displays
  374. Auchtermuchty Parish Church: November Newsletter

    From Liz Slattery, Monday, 3rd November, 2008

    Download the latest APC happenings
  375. ACC: Almondvale Shopping Trip Rescheduled

    From ACC, Monday, 3rd November, 2008

    The Auchtermuchty Community Centre has re-scheduled its trip to Almondvale Shopping Centre in Livingston. It will now go ahead on Monday Nov 11.
  376. ***SCF vacancy: Part-time Content Administrator***

    From Jill Donnachie, Friday, 31st October, 2008

    Smart Community Fife seeks person with great computer skills for new part time role
  377. Murder in Muchty!!!

    From Steven Robertson, Tuesday, 28th October, 2008

    Calling all wanna-be Jessica Fletcher's and Sherlock Holmes' - your service is requested and required at the Victoria Hall, Auchtermuchty on Sunday 2nd November at 4pm.
  378. Slow Food Fife Update

    From Vivien Collie, Tuesday, 21st October, 2008

    Fife foodies will soon have the opportunity to join a new organisation Slow Food Fife - a growing network of Fifers who support the Slow Food movement.
  379. Auchtermuchty Common announces new arrivals for Winter!

    From Mike King, Thursday, 16th October, 2008

    As a result of the successful grazing regime last winter which resulted in a huge increase of spring and summer flowers, the Trust are happy to announce the arrival of 23 Shetland sheep on Auchtermuchty Common.
  380. Local Food: Chef Christopher Trotter advises us what's good in October.

    From Christopher Trotter, Wednesday, 15th October, 2008

    Local chef Christopher Trotter gives us advice on seasonal produce in his October 08 newsletter - the first in a series of food articles by Christopher, commissioned especially for this portal.
  381. Introducing the Spon: invented in Muchty & about to take the baking world by storm!

    From Andy Heer, Wednesday, 15th October, 2008

    Neal Roberston invents the Spon. Order yours on-line.
  382. Muchty festival seeks quiz writers!

    From Auchtermuchty Festival Society, Tuesday, 14th October, 2008

    If you would like to help the Festival and write a quiz, please contact Steven Robertson
  383. Cupar Arts festival is here!

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 10th October, 2008

    Cupar Arts Festival opens today (Friday) with a flag raising at Haugh Park at 6.30 p.m. and continues until October 26 with an array of art, music, theatre and workshop events for all ages.
  384. Reconnecting with Food with Satish Kumar

    From Mike Small, Tuesday, 7th October, 2008

    The Centre for Stewardship (organisers of the Big Tent Festival) announce their Annual Stewardship Lecture which this year is by Satish Kumar on the subject of ‘Reconnecting with Food'.
  385. Auchtermuchty Parish Church Newsletter Oct 08

    From Liz Slattery, Thursday, 2nd October, 2008

    October newsletter
  386. Birnie and Gaddon Loch News Update, Oct 08

    From Tony Wilson, Fife Ranger, Thursday, 2nd October, 2008

    Download for more on tis month's bird sightings
  387. Smith seeks assurances on future for HBOS & Lloyds Branches in NE Fife

    From Iain Smith, Wednesday, 1st October, 2008

    Iain Smith, local Liberal Democrat MSP for North East Fife and Convener of the Scottish Parliament's Economy Committee, has written to the senior managers for Lloyds TSB and Halifax Bank of Scotland branches in the area seeking assurances about the future of local branches in his constituency.
  388. Historic Scotland - Kids Go Free October 2008

    From Historic Scotland, Monday, 29th September, 2008

    For the whole of October, Historic Scotland is repeating its amazingly popular Kids Go Free offer.
  389. Best Kept Town and Village Awards 2008

    From Ewen Jardine, Freuchie in Flower, Sunday, 28th September, 2008

    Results of the Fife wide competition
  390. Services hit as council staff strike again

    From Fife Today, Friday, 26th September, 2008

    Members of the trades unions UNISON, Unite and GMB staged a 24-hour strike in support of their pay claim, following on from a similar protest on August 20.
  391. Newly renovated Muchty Church Hall Opens it's Doors

    From Liz Slattery, Tuesday, 23rd September, 2008

    Inspection invited! On Sunday 28th September, between 2pm and 4pm, the Church Hall will be open for visitors.
  392. Cupar and St Andrews are blooming marvellous!

    From Fife Today, Friday, 19th September, 2008

    Fife has been officially named the most beautiful council area in Scotland following the success of Cupar, St Andrews and Glenrothes at this week's Beautiful Scotland awards.
  393. Fife Council welcomes new ferry

    From Fife Direct News, Thursday, 18th September, 2008

    Fife Council has today (Thursday) wholeheartedly welcomed the announcement that Norfolkline will be taking over the Rosyth to Zebrugge ferry route
  394. Auchtermuchty & Dunshalt Flower Show sets a high standard

    From Fife Herald, Monday, 15th September, 2008

    Thanks to all involved
  395. Muchty concert in memory of Citty 20 Sep 08

    From Fife Today, Friday, 12th September, 2008

    An evening of traditional music and song is to be held in Auchtermuchty on Saturday, September 20, in memory of Citty Finlayson, one of the town's best-known residents.
  396. Margaret enjoys the sweet taste of success!

    From Fife Today, Monday, 8th September, 2008

    Margaret Sutherland, proprietor of Dunshelt Post Office and store, has been making four batches of tablet a week for the past three years in a bid to raise £5000 to buy a hearing dog for the deaf.
  397. Don't miss Yurtfest this weekend in Collessie

    From Fife Today, Friday, 29th August, 2008

    Known as the 'festival for musicians and music lovers', this year's Collessie Music Festival gets underway at Fife Animal Park tomorrow (Saturday).
  398. Secure future for Big Tent Festival

    From Fife Today, Friday, 29th August, 2008

    Although three-years worth of 'seedcorn' funding to get the event up and running has now ended, organisers have confirmed they can raise enough revenue through other funding sources to ensure the weekend-long event in the grounds of Falkland Palace remains a firm fixture on the Scottish festival scene.
  399. Council update on industrial action disruptions

    From Fife Direct, Tuesday, 19th August, 2008

    Council update on industrial action disruptions Wed 20 Aug
  400. Fife's core path network: your views wanted

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 18th August, 2008

    Fifers are being invited to gve their views on proposed core path routes over the next 12 weeks as part of the draft core path plan public consultation process.
  401. Auchtermuchty Tartan Army - seats still available

    From Fife Herald, Friday, 15th August, 2008

    Reserve your seat on the bus for the Scotland vs N Ireland international friendly.
  402. Volunteers wanted for Muchty Festival

    From AH, Wednesday, 30th July, 2008

    Auchtermuchty Festival is looking for volunteers on the weekend of 8th - 10th August to help steward at events and at the camp-sites in Station Road and Low Road parks. If you would like to help please contact Eric Titterington on 860482
  403. Auchtermuchty & Dunshalt Annual Show - entry reminder

    From Auchtermuchty Show, Monday, 28th July, 2008

    It's only 6 weeks until the Auchtermuchty & Dunshalt Annual Show, so if you haven't got your schedule yet, please contact June Forbes or jump online to download it now.
  404. Big Tent a big hit

    From The Courier, Monday, 28th July, 2008

    The third Big Tent festival of stewardship, Scotland’s largest eco-gathering, came to an end last night at Falkland after two days of activity.
  405. Grassroots at Big Tent

    From Big Tent, Friday, 25th July, 2008

    Grassroots Zimbabwe will be bringing its Zimbabwean experiences to share with the audience and participants this weekend at the Big Tent Festival in Falkland.
  406. What's on at the 2008 Auchtermuchty Festival?

    From Auchtermuchty Festival, Monday, 21st July, 2008

    This year's festival runs from the 1st to 10th August and, as always it's jam packed with community and traditional music events.
  407. Auchtermuchty Theatre Group: Panto Reading

    From Auchtermuchty Theatre Group, Friday, 18th July, 2008

    The reading for Dick Whittington will be in the Upper Town Hall on Wednesday 13th August 7pm
  408. Fife car share scheme hits milestone

    From BBC News Scotland, Friday, 18th July, 2008

    An online car-sharing scheme in Fife has reached a significant milestone by signing up its 1,000th member.
  409. Passionate about local food & drink? Be a part of Slow Food Fife ...

    From Fife Diet, Thursday, 17th July, 2008

    Come along to our introductory night to Slow Food in Fife on Tuesday 5th of August at 7pm at the Fisher and Donaldson's bakery and restaurant at 1 Ceres Road, Cupar, KT15 5JT. Reserve your place asap.
  410. Last call for events listings

    From The Courier, Monday, 14th July, 2008

    TIME IS running out for individuals or groups hoping to have their events featured in the next edition of the Events In Fife publication.
  411. Auchtermuchty Festival News update: Shop now open!

    From Auchtermuchty Festival Committee, Tuesday, 8th July, 2008

    Auchtermuchty festival news and contacts
  412. Auchtermuchty Festival Shop opens

    From http://www.auchtermuchty-festival.org.uk, Tuesday, 8th July, 2008

    In the run up to the Festival, the festival shop is now open in Auchtermuchty Town Hall from 10.00am to 12 noon on Saturday mornings and 5.00pm to 7.00pm Wednesday evenings, selling tickets for all events and festival T-shirts, sweatshirts, polo shirts etc..
  413. Fife rail disruption Friday 4 July - Monday 7 July

    From Fife Direct News, Friday, 4th July, 2008

    There will be no train services between Inverkeithing and Edinburgh on Saturday 5 July or Sunday 6 July 2008, due to the closure of rail lines between Edinburgh and Fife for essential Tram engineering work.
  414. Fife Rail Disruption - 5&6 July 2008

    From First Scotrail, Monday, 30th June, 2008

    On 5&6 July trains from the north and Fife will terminate at Dalgety Bay Station with Rail Replacement Bus Services providing connections to Inverkeithing, North Queensferry, Dalmeny, Haymarket and Edinburgh.
  415. THE BEST TWITS IN MUCHTY

    From Contributed by Dick Greig, Monday, 23rd June, 2008

    THE BEST TWITS IN MUCHTY
  416. Business for sale: Wear the Fox Hat?!

    From Geraldine Kotcharian, Wednesday, 18th June, 2008

    I am selling my business and would like to advertise this to the residents of Auchtermuchty (or anyone interested).
  417. Calling young photographers!

    From Norette Ferns, Rural Gateway, Thursday, 12th June, 2008

    If you're a keen photographer, why not enter the Rural Gateway website's photo competition? Following the success of their 2007 competition, this year's is bigger and better.
  418. Auchtermuchty Primary School has re-opened

    From Fife Direct, Thursday, 12th June, 2008

    Muchty PS open again
  419. Auchtermuchty School closed due to water problems

    From Fife Direct, Wednesday, 11th June, 2008

    Auchtermuchty School closed due to water problems
  420. Auchtermuchty Common Update

    From Heather Winship, Macduff Trust, Tuesday, 10th June, 2008

    On Sunday, the Scottish Wildlife Trust enjoyed a walk around the common
  421. Big Tent seeks old curtains and sofas!

    From Fife Herald May 23 2008, Monday, 26th May, 2008

    Big Tent seeks old curtains and sofas!
  422. Fife Show set to stay in Cupar

    From Fife Today, Friday, 23rd May, 2008

    Fife Show success
  423. 'The Twits' from Auchtermuchty Theatre Group

    From Steven Robertson, Sunday, 18th May, 2008

    Auchtermuchty Youth Theatre Group perform the Twits on 13 and 14 June
  424. Big turnout expected at the Fife Show

    From BBC News Scotland, Saturday, 17th May, 2008

    Thousands of people are expected to arrive at Fife's biggest agricultural show, organisers have said.
  425. Have Your Say on Howe Bus Services - Auchtermuchty meeting

    From Fife Direct News, Saturday, 17th May, 2008

    Have Your Say on Howe Bus Services - Auchtermuchty & surrounds
  426. Fife's First Outdoor Access Festival gets welcome funding boost

    From Ffe Direct, Saturday, 17th May, 2008

    Today Fife's First Outdoor Access Festival was given a boost with the announcement of funding from the Fife Events Strategy Group and Scottish Natural Heritage.
  427. Concert marks Sir Jimmy Shand centenary

    From Fife Today, Saturday, 17th May, 2008

    Concert marks Sir Jimmy Shand centenary
  428. MSP says railway would cost £20m

    From BBC News Scotland, Tuesday, 13th May, 2008

    A Fife MSP has said it would cost £20m to put trains back on the railway line between Leven and Thornton.
  429. Leading performers to appear at FifeSing

    From Fife Today, Friday, 9th May, 2008

    FifeSINg gets great performers
  430. Open Studios event a hit for NE Fife artists

    From Fife Today, Friday, 9th May, 2008

    North Fife artists open their studios
  431. Eco campsite at Big Tent

    From Fife Today 1 May 08, Saturday, 3rd May, 2008

    Eco campsite at Big Tent
  432. NE Fife phone boxes to go in BT purge

    From The Courier 29 April 08, Wednesday, 30th April, 2008

    A NUMBER of towns and villages in north east Fife face losing their public telephone boxes as part of a cull by BT.
  433. Stagecoach Fife to Edinburgh routes go green

    From BBC News Scotland, Wednesday, 30th April, 2008

    Bus routes from Edin to Fife to become carbon neutral in next 5 years
  434. Congratulations Nichola Fletcher for winning top writer award!

    From Fife Herald Apr 25 2008, Wednesday, 30th April, 2008

    Venison writer wins top award
  435. Relaunch of VisitScotland.com tourism website

    From Scottish Government News, Tuesday, 22nd April, 2008

    Relaunch of VisitScotland.com tourism website
  436. Funding for Fife Food Tourism Network announced

    From Fife Direct, Monday, 21st April, 2008

    Funding for Fife Food Tourism Network announced
  437. New Forth bridge ‘ready by 2016’

    From The Courier 17 Apr 08, Thursday, 17th April, 2008

    New Forth bridge ‘ready by 2016’
  438. Howe of Fife web-portal knocks the socks off guests at today's launch!

    From Smart Community FIfe, Thursday, 10th April, 2008

    New web portal launches officially today in Freuchie
  439. MSP lends support to Smart Community Fife web portal

    From http://www.iainsmith.org/news/000091/msp_lends_support_to_community_initiative.html, Wednesday, 9th April, 2008

    Iain Smith, North East Fife MSP gets guided tour of SCF web portal
  440. Muchty textile designer Lucy Turner gets set for Iceland!

    Wednesday, 9th April, 2008

    Auchtermuchty woman to fundraise for MS Society in Iceland
  441. Fletchers chosen for Real Food Festival

    From Fife Herald Mar 28 2008, Saturday, 29th March, 2008

    Real food festival selection for Fletchers
  442. Happy St Paddy's Day!

    Monday, 17th March, 2008

    St Patrick's Day celebrations
  443. Big Tent 08 music acts just announced!

    From Falkland Centre for Stewardship, Wednesday, 5th March, 2008

    Headline acts of King Creosote and the Fence Collective and the Peatbog Faeries have just been announced
  444. Muchty wind farm development thrown out

    From BBC News Scotland, Monday, 25th February, 2008

    Wind farm development thrown out
  445. Grants for craftworkers - don't miss out on funding

    From Fife Herald Feb 8 2008, Monday, 11th February, 2008

    Grants for craft workers
  446. Scottish Deer Centre receives healthy living award

    From Fife Herald Feb 8 2008, Monday, 11th February, 2008

    Healthyliving award
  447. Dunshelt Road Closure

    From Fife Herald Feb 8 2008, Monday, 11th February, 2008

    Road closure
  448. Birnie and Gaddon Loch News Update, February 08

    Tuesday, 5th February, 2008

    Get the latest from the Fife Ranger Service on visitors to the Lochs in January 08.
  449. 60+ or registered disabled? Get FREE bus travel today...

    Monday, 4th February, 2008

    FALKLAND woman Fiona Lawrenson is at the forefront of reminding older and disabled people in Fife not to miss the bus on a free Scotland-wide travel scheme.
  450. Two month wait for Muchty windfarm verdict

    From Fife Herald - Jan 28, Monday, 28th January, 2008

    A Scottish Government reporter has now begun to consider whether the proposed Auchtermuchty windfarm would be "landscape on loan" or a "visual disaster".
  451. Pedestrian dies in collision - police call for witnesses

    From BBC / Fife Today, Monday, 28th January, 2008

    Pedestrian dies in collision - police call for witnesses
  452. Auchtermuchty Wind farm inquiry told windfarm noise is 'acceptable'

    From Fife Herald Jan 18 2008, Monday, 21st January, 2008

    An expert public wintenss told the public inquiry this week it was 'not ideal, but considered acceptable' that a few properties would be more affected by wind turbine noise at Auchtermuchty.
  453. Nominate your favourite Howe of Fife landscape before 8 Feb 08

    From Fife Herald - Jan 11 2008, Monday, 14th January, 2008

    Fife Council is currently carrying out a study to identify areas of landscape which should be recognised, celebrated and protected by a local landscape designation.
  454. High Winds leave trail of destruction

    From Fife Herald - Jan 11 2008, Monday, 14th January, 2008

    JANUARY arrived with a vengeance this week as winds of up to 80mph battered north east Fife, leaving a trail of destruction in their wake.
  455. Fife Council seeks community feedback on East Fife Core Path proposals

    From Fife Direct website, Monday, 7th January, 2008

    Proposed core paths for Strathmiglo, Ladybank, Gateside, Falkland, Auchtermuchty and the Lomond Hills have been drawn up after two years of consultation. Fife Council invites your comment re major omissions or errors prior to the formal statutory consultation stage which will probably take place from the beginning of April 2008. See web link below for more.

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